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27/09/2025

The Sparkling Village and the Troublesome Two!-assets.

26/09/2025

Did you know how much some of the most iconic logos have changed over the years? 🤯 From Burger King to Apple, it's fascinating to see the evolution of these brands through their visual identities. Check out these First vs. Current" logo comparisons! Which logo evolution surprised you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments! 👇

14/09/2025

MCI VS MUN

02/09/2025

HOW TO PLEASE A MAN PROPERLY IN BED (Adult Class 🤭🔥)

1. Many ladies always complain about men in bed.
“You don’t know my bttns!”
“You don’t know how to handle the jystck!”
“You don’t even know the right str*kes.”

But my question is — do you ladies even know how to finish your man to the point he’s the one screaming: “Baby you are killing me o 😭🔥”?

2. Truth is, some ladies are way too boring in bed. 😒
One thing you must know: Men love when the woman takes charge.
Remember Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones? Even the mighty warrior humbled when Khaleesi climbed on top and controlled the show.

👉 Moral of the story: Take control of your man! Don’t just lie there like communion bread 🙄.

3. Some of you can’t even raise your legs small. Sis, drop that mummy G.O attitude at the door. If you have reached the “nkd level,” holiness will wait outside till you’re done. 😏

4. Don’t just spread legs and keep quiet.
Command your man:
“Baby, give it to me sde-style.”
“Baby, lie down flat, I want to be the rder today.”
Confidence drives men crazy.

5. Secret: Men’s chsts are twice as sensitive as women’s. Don’t just focus on yourself. Play with his chst, tease it, touch it, n*ble small. Watch him change gear from 1 to 10. 🚀

6. Be freaky. When he touches you, don’t just m*an — surprise him. Confidence is attractive. If you’re free with your own body, he’ll be free to go all out.

7. Orl matters: Don’t always wait to be begged. Sometimes take charge and make him your “lllipp.” Treat the jyst*ck like it’s ice cream from Coldstone on a sunny day. 🍦😂

8. Communication is 🔑.
If you want it fast:
“Baby, drive me like a Ferrri.”
If you want it slow:
“Baby, move like snil with destiny issues.” 🐌
If you want it rough:
“Shift my sp*nal cord small, lemme call orthopedic doctor tomorrow.” 😭🔥

9. Please your man until he is left helpless, whispering, “You are my Queen and personal plug.” 👑

Ladies, don’t be too holy during bedroom matters o. Otherwise, brother man will look for that “prayer warrior” that knows how to rde like Okda on Third Mainland Bridge at rush hour. 🚴‍♂️😂

Try this with your man and thank me later.

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31/08/2025

How my room looks VS how my mom see and reacts to it:

Me: ‘Just small clothes on the floor, I’ll pack it later.’

What I see: ‘Simple and cute. Even the best interior designers should hire me as interior decorator.’

What mom sees: ‘A crime scene. Evidence everywhere. No sign of repentance.’

What mom describes to the whole family & neighbours:
‘This boy’s room? Hmmm. If you see that place ehn… You will think they are dumping refuse there. The room smells like goat and looks like a refugee camp. I told him to sweep, he said he will do it later. By the time I entered again, I thought NEMA should come and carry us to IDP camp. If you people don’t help me, one day I will just faint inside that room.
I don’t know if this child is my own or if he was exchanged at birth.

Then she’ll now end with: ‘God, what did I do to deserve this child?’ 😭😂

Moral of the story: Moms don’t just see mess, they see the end of the world." 😂

31/08/2025

Sunday Storytime

🌙 The Moonlight Drum

In a quiet village beneath the shade of a mighty Baobab tree lived a curious boy named Oba. He loved listening to the elders’ stories about spirits, animals, and hidden treasures in the wild. But more than anything, Oba longed for an adventure of his own.

One night, when the moon glowed bright and round, Oba heard a faint rhythm echoing from the forest. Boom...boom...boom. It was the sound of a drum, steady as a heartbeat.

“Who is playing at this hour?” Oba whispered. He tiptoed past the sleeping huts and followed the sound into the tall golden grass.

Deeper and deeper he walked until he met a slow-moving tortoise with a patterned shell that glimmered under the moonlight.

The tortoise spoke in a calm, deep voice:
“Oba, the drum you hear belongs to the Spirit of the River. Whoever finds it will bring endless water to their people. But beware—the path is not easy.”

Oba bowed and thanked the tortoise. His heart beat with courage, and he continued his journey.

He crossed dry lands where the wind howled like lions. He climbed over rocks as tall as huts. He walked through whispering grasses that seemed to warn him, “Turn back…turn back.”

But Oba pressed on until he reached the edge of a wide river. At its center, floating on the water, was a glowing drum. Its surface shone like polished moonstone. The sound he had followed all night came from it: Boom...boom...boom.

Oba stepped into the water. The river rose around him, but instead of fear, he felt calm. The water seemed to guide him forward. When he reached the drum, he lifted it carefully and tapped it with his hand.

BOOM!

At once, the river overflowed with fresh, sparkling water that spread across the dry lands. The cracked soil softened, the grass grew tall, and animals gathered to drink.

Oba returned to his village with the drum. The people rejoiced, dancing beneath the Baobab tree. From that day on, the river never ran dry, and the village thrived.

The elders gave Oba a new name: “The Boy Who Followed the Drum of the Moon.”

And every night, when the moon rose high, the villagers would hear a soft rhythm in the distance—a reminder of Oba’s brave adventure.

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29/08/2025

✨ The world through a child’s eyes ✨

Children see things so differently — their imagination turns simple lines into living creatures full of life and joy. 🖍️💡

Here’s one of the many drawings made by a little artist, side by side with how they imagined it in reality. 🦂❤️

It’s not about perfection, but about pure creativity and the beauty of expressing what’s in their hearts. 🌟

More of these masterpieces coming soon — because every child’s art is a window into a magical world. 🎨👶

21/02/2025

Fact About Women

18/02/2025

03/02/2025

After watching Mufasa: The Lion King, I’ve seen many people argue that Taka (Scar) wasn’t evil or that Mufasa betrayed him. But let’s be real—if you’ve watched the movie closely, it’s clear that Taka’s downfall was driven by his own choices, fueled by the toxic seed planted in him by his father, Obasi.

Obasi, a weak and manipulative king, created the foundation of Taka’s hatred and insecurity. He told Taka that Mufasa would betray him one day, and when Taka saw Mufasa with Sarabi, that seed of hatred blossomed into full-blown envy. Instead of teaching Taka to be strong and wise, Obasi did nothing to prepare him for the challenges of leadership. A king like Obasi had no business leading a pride.

Obasi’s failure as a king is undeniable. Despite his fierce appearance, he was powerless—a lion who couldn’t even protect his pride. With all the male lions and lionesses beside him, he still couldn’t defeat Kiros. How can a king call himself the protector of his pride when he couldn’t even save them? Worse still, he allowed Eshe, his loyal queen who trained Mufasa and cared for him to die. Watching Obasi’s incompetence made me happy when Kiros ended his existence. A king who brings nothing but weakness and deceit has no business sitting on the throne.

On the other hand, Mufasa’s journey was different. Despite being cast aside, he was mentored by Eshe, who trained him not just in physical strength but also in wisdom and courage. Mufasa grew into a powerful lion, ready to protect and lead, even saving Eshe and Sarabi at one point—something Taka was too cowardly to do. Mufasa always tried to support his brother and even encouraged Taka to pursue Sarabi, but destiny had other plans. Sarabi and Mufasa were meant to be together, and instead of accepting this, Taka let jealousy consume him.

Taka’s one moment of courage which was saving Mufasa—was filled with contradiction. He wasn’t driven by love but by hesitation and confusion. His heart was torn between saving Mufasa and killing him. This moment defines Taka’s tragic character: a lion who could have been more but chose to let hatred destroy him.

Mufasa on the other hand, embodies what it means to be a true king. He fought for Milele, a land with no king, and claimed it through bravery, strength, and selflessness. Taka, on the other hand, brought nothing but destruction and trouble. Leadership isn’t about entitlement or inheritance; it’s about action, courage, and wisdom. Taka king? In which land? Does Taka know anything about milele, it was Mufasa that brought him there, obasi his father never believed milele existed... He can only be king in his father's pride not in milele, he brought trouble to milele and Mufasa fought for it and he's a made king ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Milele shows us that leadership isn’t about entitlement—it’s about earning the respect of others and proving your worth. Mufasa proved his, while Taka became the opposite: a symbol of what happens when you let envy and hatred rule your heart.

Mufasa: The Lion King is more than a story about lions; it’s a lesson about courage, destiny, and the dangers of harboring resentment. Mufasa is a king in every sense of the word, while Taka’s choices turned him into a villain.

Let’s learn from this—true strength lies in selflessness, preparation, and the ability to overcome personal insecurities. Kings aren’t born; they’re made through action and character.

What are your thoughts on Mufasa: The Lion King?

06/01/2025

Some Fact You Need To Know